MAGINELS Pet Playpen Puppy Crate Kennel Rabbit Fence Panels Exercise Pen Cage Yard Large Portable Foldable For Small Animals Rat,Blue 24 Panels Review

These plastic panels are excellent for attaching to a sturdy metal pen/cage/crate/enclosure to block drafts. You can see thru it and wipe it down. Keeps messes from passing thru the wire mesh.This product consists of a thin wire frame laminated with a thin sheet of plastic. Don't try stepping over it or it will crack. If you fall on it or if a dog jumps up on the side it will crack right in half. Extremely lightweight; a toddler can lift up the entire thing. This is just perfect for furry…

I wanted to write a review about this item because I feel it should have a higher rating than it does. I usually avoid anything with less than 4 stars, but when I read the reviews for this item, I realized that a lot of the issues were related to larger animals, and yes, I could see why that might be a problem with a dog as these are lightweight panels -- but that's part of what I like. I have pet rats, and for them it's perfect. In particular, I like the large size of each panel, allowing me…

It’s not really sturdy but that’s okay because it is just a little space for my bunny at night however I wouldn’t recommend this for any pet other than small animals because it might not hold them well if they put their weight on it. Also I did not like the clear look of it, as it stood out like a sore thumb in my small studio but I spray painted it and after a couple coats it makes for a cute little space for your furry pal :)All in all it is1) Easy to assemble2) Not super cute, but with…

I liked being able to keep my puppy confined a little lol she was still small when I got it. I did not realize the one I ordered was plastic. My puppy obviously hates it, so when she stands up to beg to be out, it moves. She is smart so she basically just moved around the house within her pin LOL. I should have read the description better. If you don’t have a very small animal or like a teacup puppy, I do not recommend. I do think it is easy to put together. I find it cool to build it different

I am using this pup playpen for a 16 year old poodle weighing 7 pounds. It gives him a safe space to move around in and I know he gets in more steps than I do each day. The corners, when secured with accompanying zip ties, don't let are especially strong. He has been unable to move it which I appreciate. This is set up in my home office as I now, like many people, work from home. I've been able to relax and know he's safe when I'm on live video calls.not finding himself stuck in a corner or…

Great for small kittens, at about 8 -9 weeks they start learning to jump out. This enclosure was large enough for a person to sit inside with the kittens, a catbox, water fountain, toys, food, blankets, etc. I was able to designate an area for cat boxes vs play area which was nice. They learned quick. The panels were sturdy enough for the baby kittens but a puppy would have never stayed in there. It arrived with 2 panels already bent, then when leaving over the side I bent a panel as well. This

Love this so much! Is perfect for my foster kitties 💙 They can see me and I can check on them, they can’t move it or climb like with a metal one. Is just perfect and right what I needed for them. I love how easy is to use them, really easy to clean and make new forms. plus is light weight and when I don’t need it doesn’t take space because it becomes all flat! Is good for not that strong animals, I’m pretty sure a dog will destroy and move this.

I bought this to help with a litter of puppies I was fostering. It was not as sturdy as the pictures on the product claimed. The board kept coming out of the connectors. The puppies, when they jumped up, were able to push the boards arounds. Eventually had to move the location to a corner of the room so I could support from my walls. The boards, if not careful when clipping/sliding them in bent. I would not buy these for puppies. I am going to try them for kittens. Maybe since they kittens are…

This "crate” is a joke. Lol. It’s my 3rd attempt at trying to find unnoticeable pen. I’m keeping it because I live in apartment and the big bulky white picket fence pens do not look cute like they do in big house. So this "crate” is least offensive on the eye. Now, the "walls” of this "crate” are flimsy plastic like you buy as sheet of paper protectors. Bump it slightly and it snags your leg and trips you. The black attachments come undone as soon as soon as you try to move it. The saving grace

This pet play pen is meant for small small dogs, or other small animals as it is incredibly flimsy, the frame for the very thin plastic sheets is a light weight wood and snapped in half just putting it together. We set it up with one pannel going in to seperate the potty pad from the play area. My 3 month puppy knocked it down day one and chewed it up. So two pannels down and destroyed. The connectors to secure the pieces together are tiny zip ties, and a clip the size of a lima bean. Cheep…

I’m a professional dog trainer, if you have a puppy of under 5 pounds then you may find this helpful & useful. If you have a bigger puppy, or any adult dog that you’re looking to keep contained, look elsewhere. The size is okay for keeping a dog contained for a short period of time, that was not my issue. Its a pretty spacious playpen. It’s the sturdiness of the pen that is an enormous concern for me. When I bought this I was under the impression it would be an acrylic play pen. I was very…

I foster cats and kittens for our local humane society. I have been using pet pack and plays but they only last so long plus they aren't always the right size I need. This was a great alternative. I was able to make it any size I wanted. I prefer being able to use cat rugs they are so much easier to clean then a pack and play. My only issue was I could not get the pegs to work very well; however, the zip ties worked great.

I love this for my rats. I like that it’s transparent so I’m able to keep a closer eye on them. I can definitely see people point of it not being sturdy enough for puppies or kittens but if you have a small exotic it works great

I had a 6 month old 15lb Frenchie and he broke out of it almost every night. I used a bunch of extra zip ties because he was just separating the bottom by pushing through. He was good for one night and then just chewed the plastic right off the top of one of the bars and tore it down. It is a nice look and May work better for a smaller dog or dog not trying to escape constantly lol